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Hrishikesh Choudhari

Technical Staff Product Manager for Cloud & Analytics | Principal Engineer

Hrishikesh Choudhari is a tech professional who has gained diverse experience and knowledge in his years in the industry. With expertise in UX design, functional programming, and data visualization, he has contributed significantly to various organizations, including MetricStream, CA Technologies, ZipDial Mobile Solutions, Fusion Charts, and Reach1to1 Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Hrishikesh pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Software Engineering from Champlain College after completing his high school from K. J. Somaiya College of Engineering and Holy Family High School.

At MetricStream, Hrishikesh holds the position of Product Manager and UX Architect. In his previous roles, he demonstrated his skills in UI/UX, visual analytics, technology evangelism, community management, and rich internet applications development. He won the Intel Embedded Challenge 2010 Award, which speaks volumes about his talent and potential.

Overall, Hrishikesh Choudhari is a well-educated, talented, and experienced professional who has successfully taken up challenging roles in his career and delivered valuable results.

Highlights

Jul 25 · linkedin

I’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: Machine Learning Foundations for Product Managers from Duke University!

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Apr 29 · linkedin

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Big update on the Internet Archive situation: the "National Emergency Library" was a misstep, and it’s shocking that IA keeps defending it. Their main gig isn’t even online book lending—it’s preserving a massive chunk of digital history. Yet, they’re putting all their chips on this one area and risking everything, including the whole archive, which is frankly way more critical.

The Internet Archive has basically become the go-to spot for storing anything rare or valuable online. Losing it would mean losing a massive part of our digital heritage overnight.

Look, I think the anger towards Hachette is misplaced. Continuing this lawsuit doesn't really benefit them—pushing it further just makes the world a poorer place. They’ve already won a ruling to stop the lending practices, so why not just drop it? Both sides could end the appeal, and we all move on. But it seems like Hachette’s leadership sees this as a chance to take down a public resource. They’re the ones trying to dismantle something we all value, not IA.

Sure, Hachette gets to set an example against unchecked digital lending. But even authors who despise digital rights management and preach affordability weren’t cool with IA’s approach of not buying the books they lent out. But let's be real—the fault does lie with IA here. High ideals don’t excuse illegal moves. If keeping an organization around makes the world better, and they gamble that away, it’s clear who’s at fault. There’s no such thing as being "too good to die."

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Surrey, England, United Kingdom